White-Collar Crime
Tax Evasion Bail Bonds
Tax evasion arrests are often the result of years-long investigations. The bail is set high, and the documentation requirements are extensive. Chad handles it.
Tax Evasion Charges in California
California tax evasion under Revenue and Taxation Code § 19705 covers willful failure to file, filing false returns, and fraudulent schemes to avoid state taxes. Federal charges under 26 U.S.C. § 7201 apply to federal tax evasion. These cases are typically the result of multi-year investigations by the FTB, IRS, or both. By the time an arrest is made, the prosecution has already built a detailed financial picture. Bail is set based on the alleged tax loss and flight risk — often $25,000 to $250,000 or more.
Statute
RTC 19705 / 26 U.S.C. § 7201
Typical Bail
$25,000 – $250,000+
PC 1275 Hold
Sometimes — depends on the alleged tax loss amount
Why Attorneys and Families Call Chad
Financial Crime Documentation
Tax cases involve complex financial records. Chad knows how to work with your attorney and accountant to present a clean source-of-funds package.
State and Federal Cases
Both California FTB cases and federal IRS cases. Chad is licensed for both state and federal bonds in Southern California.
Pre-Arrest Preparation
Tax investigations often give you a window. If you know an arrest is coming, call Chad now to prepare the bond in advance.
Licensed Across SoCal
SB, Riverside, LA, and OC. One call covers all four counties.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is bail set for tax evasion?
Will there be a PC 1275 hold?
What if the IRS is involved?
Tax Investigations Give You a Window. Use It.
Call Chad before the arrest warrant is served. Pre-arrest preparation makes all the difference.
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